S plan wiring - made simple

[@steve-pg9zh]

I’ve seen quite a few videos of s plan wiring on UA-cam but none have provided such a clear and logical explanation as to the different components and how they link. Makes what can look like a jumble of wires pretty straightforward. Thank you for taking the time to make this

[@JPElectric]

Thank you Steve

[@msaeed4614]

I will second this, you really have done a wonderfull job. Not every one can teach but you definitely can.
While I'm here can I request that if you have time perhaps you could do different heating systems and their components, I'm particularly interested in an S plus system with an unvented tank.
I would love to understan what components are involved and how they connect.
Thanks.

[@StealthSpark312]

I follow john ward and his videos are very simple and useful but i must admit this chap has made things so simple by easily breaking everything down. Amazing video thanks.

[@JPElectric]

Thank you very much for you comments. Good to know it helps.

[@MrBahushi]

He is very good JW, this guy seems reay good too.

[@dansheppard2965]

Clearest S-plan wiring intro video on UA-cam. Thank you!

[@JPElectric]

Thanks Dan

[@andrewtaylor2591]

brilliantly illustrated, thank you. I've always been petrified off any heating system other than a simple combi! so informative.

[@JPElectric]

Thanks Andrew, really please you found it helpful

[@RavsiSingh1]

Thanks for the super clear video. Explanation / diagram of the two port valve workings is one of the best I've come across on UA-cam!

[@JPElectric]

Thanks Ravinder, I really appreciate your comment.

[@JGE_Installations]

Best instructional I've found anywhere on the internet! Thankyou!

[@JPElectric]

Thank you for your kind words and subscribing. Really appreciate it.

[@JGE_Installations]

@@JPElectric your welcome! Have you any plans for a y plan video?

[@JPElectric]

Yes, going to do a Y plan video soon.

[@johanburger6109]

@@JPElectric great video jp, just one question, if I look at your drawing of the overview wiring. There is a live coming to the boiler from the junction just above it. What is that for? The live below the boiler is easy to identify as it goes directly to the 2 switched valves

[@JPElectric]

@@johanburger6109 Thanks for the comment. Boilers often have a permanent live as well as a switch live. The permanent can be used to power the pump overrun function , which helps cool down the boiler. But it all depends on what boiler you have. So its very important to read the instructions for the boiler. But If you are wiring a system, I would alway make sure you have both a switched and permanent live to the boiler.

[@StephenLewis-c5s]

Really clear explanation of s-plan wiring, thank you.

[@Chris-uu6dg]

Hi, thank you so much for your very helpful and clear instructions, your diagrams and your explanations are so well broken down that I have at last understood how it all works!!!
I have watched many other You Tube videos about S Plans before yours and they make it so much more complicated and I was never really confident I understood, but after watching your video it suddenly all clicked together. Many thanks and I just subscribed looking forward to other videos from you.

[@JPElectric]

Really pleased you found the video some help, and thank you for a really nice comment.

[@AdamMansbridge-h9z]

Brilliant, thank you so much for taking the time to do this, this is the clearest explanation of S plan wiring, and electrical wiring in general tbh, I have ever found.

[@JPElectric]

Thanks Adam really appreciate you comment

[@jameshansing5396]

Great video! Made a potentially complicated - or certainly seems so at first - subject feel very simple. A skill in itself.

[@JPElectric]

Thanks James, really appreciate your comment

[@rjkelectrical6086]

What a fantastic video! Thanks for doing such a easy to follow video

[@JPElectric]

Thanks very much , appreciate it.

[@clairefitness2140]

So very simple when explained like you have. Thank you very much 👍

[@JPElectric]

Thanks for the comment Claire, appreciate it.

[@rodknee87]

Great video, very useful just showing live wires and also when you showed a real life wiring situation.

[@JPElectric]

Thank you for your kind comment, glad it was of some use

[@gregkerslake2252]

Thank you very much, I found this very helpful and look forward to watching more of you videos!!

[@JPElectric]

Thanks for the comment Greg, really pleased you found it helpful.

[@amarjeetbhatoe8511]

Absolutely brilliant video, explained so clearly , welldone thank you very much for making this video.

[@JPElectric]

Thanks Amarjeet. really appreciate you watching and commenting.

[@markthomas3858]

Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge. Great video..
The UA-cam age gives us people like you , to break down the mystery of control wiring for a domestic Boiler.

[@JPElectric]

Thanks Mark for the great comment. appreciate it.

[@truthwillout7909]

Excellent video, super easy and described each individual piece of equipment in detail regarding how it works and why it works, brilliant, thanks.

[@JPElectric]

Truth WillOut. Thanks very much please you found it useful.

[@adam1is1]

What an amazing video. It was explained so so clearly. Thank you

[@JPElectric]

Thanks for the great comment Altaf. Please you found it useful.

[@oldskooltandy]

Top video JPElectric!!
Much appreciated

[@JPElectric]

Thank you . Appreciate it.

[@kasimkasim8508]

Thank you mate found this video very clear and useful.

[@JPElectric]

Thanks for watching Kasim really please it was useful for you

[@Sirjohnwilliamuk]

Dear friend thank you for this brilliant work.
I am a bit puzzled with pump 2 hot water is missing a neutral.
is that just a typo?

[@stevewilliams5873]

Awesome video chap 👍🏼

[@JPElectric]

Thanks Steve.

[@asimf4505]

Amazing video. Really well explained.
Wish I'd found it before.
Can you do 1 for Y plan?

[@JPElectric]

Thanks for the nice comment. I do have a Y plan video here
ua-cam.com/video/3rzcBsq0U6I/v-deo.html

[@Zadarack]

Great explanation, thank you for the video

[@JPElectric]

Thank you Zadarack,

[@paulrossiter9567]

Top draw schematics 👏👏👏 very useful as was your Y plan version.
👍

[@JPElectric]

Thank you for watching, I really appreciate your comments

[@vegantheonlyway8692]

Spot on description 👏🏻

[@thelegoloft5174]

Amazing breakdown, very helpful. Thanks

[@JPElectric]

Really pleased you found it useful, Thanks for watching

[@bimiuk4051]

Can u also create a X PLAN wiring diagram for the Opentherm and PDWH?

[@anthonyoconnell9389]

Brilliant it looks so easy when you see it like this great video thanks for your help keep up the great work that you do it help us no end ☘️🥃💚👍

[@JPElectric]

Thanks Anthony, yes its just a series of switches really. Appreciate the comment.

[@jonnyhifi]

superb video, so clearly explained. Thank you! as someone else said, the best I've found.

[@JPElectric]

Thanks jonnyhifi Appreciate your comment

[@thomassmith3711]

Great video. I am about to carry this out. Do you typically remove the links and loops that come pre installed on a boiler. Many of them relate to other control methods that I don't believe are relevant when wiring an S plan.

[@JPElectric]

Hi Thomas thanks for the comment. I can't really advise on specific wiring issues. as I don't have knowledge of your system. Some boilers do have links that are removed when a stat is installed for example. But I would advise caution. if unsure , contact a local heating engineer.

[@ivangoodall1]

Absolutely brilliant 👏

[@JPElectric]

Thank you Ivan 😊

[@alexdyer2124]

Brilliant!! Thanks very much for your help. 👍

[@JPElectric]

Thank you for your comment, really appreciate it.

[@samarchaudhary2899]

Awesome video Thank you please make more videos aswel

[@JPElectric]

Thank you for watching, and yes, I have plans for more videos

[@peterhughes8327]

In the house I’m wiring it’s bungalow I’m using the s plan for heating I’m only using one time clock and I’m taking 2.5 swa from booster clock to the boiler is that the right way or am I missing something

[@beggersu]

Great tutorial thanks

[@JPElectric]

Thanks Saeed

[@davidroche6973]

Great tutorial. Thank you for your time putting it together 👍

[@JPElectric]

Thanks very much for your comment, glad you found it useful.

[@johntsouvalos8033]

Great video thank you

[@JPElectric]

Hi John, Thanks for watching.

[@joanofarc708]

This is very helpful thank you

[@JPElectric]

Thanks Joan Of arc, please it was useful.

[@joanofarc708]

@@JPElectric i always thought it was the controller brought the boiler on but i know now it's the room /cylinder stats and the grey is the perm live

[@carolineslattery2745]

Thanks a million for this.... So helpful

[@JPElectric]

Thank you very much for your comment, Im glad you found the video some help

[@jmqmin]

Excellent video

[@JPElectric]

Thank you jmqmin.

[@Mad4plumbing-ltd]

You made it simple 👍

[@JPElectric]

Thank you

[@TheDsong]

So does the hot water 2 port valve not need a neutral?

[@JPElectric]

Hi Duncan. The two port valve has a neutral for the motor

[@TheDsong]

@@JPElectrick thanks

[@user-km8jz9tp3e]

Great videos you deserve more subscribers

[@JPElectric]

Thanks very much for watching. Really appreciate your comments.

[@AlSash-y4b]

best one, thank you

[@JPElectric]

Thanks very much

[@AlSash-y4b]

the only thing I don't understand why room thermostat and cylinder stat on the 4 position and not on the 3 position?

[@JPElectric]

Not quite sure what you mean?

[@BeyondMajestic]

spot on

[@JPElectric]

Thanks Kyle

[@13003987]

Brilliant

[@JPElectric]

Thanks John, hope it helped

[@jaymxult7142]

👏👏

[@JPElectric]

Thanks Jay

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